Sentence examples for say a sequence from inspiring English sources

A system that started with, say, a sequence of five randomly chosen states first, followed by two or three "Super Tuesdays", would be better.

We say a sequence ({f_{n}}subset D_{HK}) converges strongly to (fin D_{HK}) if (|f_{n}-f|to0) as (ntoinfty).

But it is possible, he says, to have the equivalent of the genetic code for organisms representing, say, a sequence of events on an assembly line.

We say a sequence ({z_{n}}_{n= 0}^{infty}) is (strictly) ratio monotonic if its ratio sequence ({frac{z_{n+1}}{z_{n}}}_{n=0}^{infty}) is (strictly) monotonically increasing or (strictly) decreasing as n increases.

We say a sequence of measures ( {varvec{mu }}= left{ mu _n right} ) has nested support when begin{aligned} m < n implies mathsf{supp }(mu _m) subseteq mathsf{supp }(mu _n).

We say a sequence x ∈ SQ is asymptotically polynomial of degree at most m if x ∈ Pol ( m ) + o ( n s ). for some s ∈ ( − ∞, m ]. Note that if t, s ∈ R, then the condition o ( n s ) ⊂ o ( n t ) is equivalent to s ≤ t.

Carne said "a sequence of small events that escalated" were behind the chaos.

You then respond to instructions for two or three different actions, such as a blink, a smile, saying a sequence of numbers or looking over your shoulder.

FOR THE RECORD: Kurt Cobain: An article about the documentary "Kurt Cobain: Montage of Heck" in the May 3 Calendar section said a sequence about Cobain's first sexual encounter was animated by Stefan Nadelman.

David Chute of Indiewire approved of the special effects and commended the highway sequence, saying, "a sequence in which the humans hide under the wrecked cars in a freeway pileup, able to see only the feet of the flesh eaters shuffling past, is a classic nail-biter".

An outcome of such an approach would be the ability to find all papers that reference, say, a particular sequence motif [ 36].